CIS 105 CheckPoint Internet Scavenger Hunt
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<strong>CIS</strong> <strong>105</strong> <strong>CheckPoint</strong>: <strong>Internet</strong> <strong>Scavenger</strong> <strong>Hunt</strong><br />
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<strong>CheckPoint</strong>: <strong>Internet</strong> <strong>Scavenger</strong> <strong>Hunt</strong><br />
· Resource: Appendix B<br />
· Due Date: Day 5 [Individual forum]<br />
· Choose a topic related to computer technology that interests you. Possible subjects can<br />
be gleaned from your text.<br />
· Narrow the topic to a specific search. If you are interested in available storage devices,<br />
for example, narrow your topic to a particular item such as a USB flash drive.<br />
· Write a statement in Appendix B next to Search Statement that explains exactly what<br />
you<br />
are searching for, then complete the following steps:<br />
o Decide which keywords from your statement to use for your search. Use at least two<br />
and record them in Appendix B next to Search Keywords.<br />
o Choose three search engines from which to begin your research, such as<br />
google.com, yahoo.com, live.com, ask.com, and lycos.com. You may choose from<br />
this list or find your own.<br />
o Create hyperlinks to each search engine in Appendix B. To create this hyperlink:<br />
1. Access a site.<br />
2. Highlight the Web address in the address box.<br />
3. Copy (Ctrl + C) the address.<br />
4. Paste (Ctrl + V) the address into Appendix B next to search engine 1, 2, or 3.<br />
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o Open the search engine by clicking on its URL. Insert the keywords into the<br />
appropriate box and press the Enter key. Record the number of results as well as the<br />
top three Web links listed for each of your searches in Appendix B. It may be easiest<br />
to highlight, then copy and paste the corresponding URLs directly into Appendix B.
o Using the same keywords, conduct two more searches each with a different search<br />
engine.<br />
o Conduct another set of searches with the same keywords, but using a Boolean such<br />
as and, or, or not. Note: Different search engines may use different words or symbols<br />
for the Boolean searches. You need to find out how to do this with each search<br />
engine.<br />
o Note the number of results for each of your Boolean searches and record it in<br />
Appendix B.<br />
· Summarize by answering the following questions in 100 to 350 words:<br />
o What are some of the advanced search options available with each search engine?<br />
o What other services beside the search engine does each site offer?<br />
o What did you like about each search engine? What did you not like?<br />
o Which of the three search engines did you find the most effective? Why?<br />
o Why do you think the use of Booleans did or did not affect the number of results<br />
returned by the search engines?<br />
· Complete the matrix in Appendix B.<br />
· Post your 100- to 350-word summary in the Individual forum with Appendix B as an<br />
attachment.